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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

ESTABLISHED 1910.

Fearless in it's championship of the inter.
ests Of the Southern people, Jealous in its aid
to all enterprises looking to the development
of the New South, and answering in it's
fidelity to Democratic principles.
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was made Mr.. Carmaek died, aud
think about the 18th of January
Messrs. English and Stewart made a
report without giving me any notii-
cation Of their proceeding whatever.
Justice Stewart, on the 9th day OF
March, In company with his brother,
J. Donald Stewart, and j. II. Link, g.
L. Douglass, r, M. McCalla, A. @.
Douglass, ]. A. Bond, ]. ID. Slaughter
and N. s. CarIathers, Road Commits.
sioners, with mysely, examined the
route proposed by Messrs. English
and Stewart, and find that il will take
300 feet Of bridging and $500 yards OF
levee to make that route at all practi-
cable; whereas, on the other route, as
proposed by myself and Endorsed by
the said ]. Donald Stewart, ]. III. Sink,
G. L. Douglass, r. M. McOalla, A. q.
Douglas, J. A. Bond, J. d. Slaughter
and N. s. Carrsthers, Road Commits
sioners, 1t will take only 450 feet OF
bridging, and be good, dry, praCtica
BILE route. Besides, on this route We
get rid OF present expenditure OF
$500, and an expenditure OF $3.50 every
eight years for all time to come, and
the distance will not exceed 200 yards
more, il any. Appended you will find
q certificate from the above named cit
ixens as to facts set forth in this report.
Respectfully submitted,
EN-, COLE, Supt. Public Works
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DIAMON ID DOTS.
WE must win today.

WE must win today.
GoRMAN and CtOtty this afternoon.
THE weather WAS bad, but the game
was good.
THR spectators had any amount Of
fun with Wiegriefie.
BAKER caught nicely, but he was
unable to get the ball down TO second.
THE two cold men," Phelsn and
Force, did splendid work, though
each made an error.
q. N. SMITH and Charles Wiegriffe,
pitcher, and Harry Lloyd, fielder,
were released lat night by Manager
Sneed.
BLACK did fine work In center field,
and in the eighth inning he made q
miraculous one hand catch OF q line
fly from Hutchison's bat.
SNRED made pretty catch Of line
fly In the first inning, and in the sew
enth inning he made very pretty as
sist, retiring REILLY at hrpt.
Four home runs were made, and the
lucky hitters were Andrews, Reilly
and Campsu, the latter sending the
ball twice over the right field fence.
THE Concords, of Pinch, have rsor-
gan 2 sd for the season OF 1877, and
Sunday they played the Market Street
Suggers and defeated them by score
of 10 to IA. The battery for the Con-
cords was Collins and Honap. Schu-
meyer aud Begley ofiiciated for the
Slupperh BaUlsV Waa knOCkad mt NJ
the box. The features OF the game
were the fielding sof Smooth at short
and the batting of robin. All cha!-
lenges should be addressed to q. Can
non, captain.
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Oil Mill Machinery
FOR SALE.

THE following machinery and property
l. of the Pamela Oil and ser liking Com
pany will be sold on the premises at the foot
OF MAJ ket street, known as the Navy Yard,
at auction, on
Saturday, April 2aS. at 10 am.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
6 sets Of Taylor Presses, 80 boxes.
6 Cast Iron Heaters.
/ Lane L BOdIey Engine. 9ox8O. ax1o
feet driving wheel.
i No. 5 Knowles Steam Pump Boiler
Feeder.
Worthiugton Pump, inch discharge
and inch suction.
! Copper Coil eater.
3 Tgo-a Boilers, 42x2s feet, Stoam and
/ Britchit and 30 foot Chimney.
King Cotton Press.
! 9O-cake Mil with set extra stories.
l Cake Breaker.
Wells HuIlers.
] set delaware Crushsrs.
Il. Carver Linters log saws each.
Exhaust Fans. No. Q and No. 4.
Oil Tanks, 100 barrels each,
2 Oil Tanks, is barrels each.
Oil Tank, 80 barrels.
Oil Tanks, 20 barrels each.
Sand and Bole Screen.
Meal Screen.
1Skaner, 40x12 feet.
Con veyors, Elevators, Belts and Betting,
uioJss DuhhtiuBB NOupilnbbl naukoLb VI
various bores, diameters and Dimensions,
seed sacks, 80 Hair Mats, etc.
No. Mules.
Drays.
9 Sets Harness.
Tarpaulins.
The above sale is made by order Of the
stockholders Of the said Pamela Oil and Fer
tiliEins Company of this city.
PANOLt OIL AND FERTILIzING co.
@. O. SKLDKN, Sc rotary.
=. W. ROYSTER 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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Growth OF the Equitable sOcis ~.

The financial statement of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, re-
Gently published, showed that on the
LIST Of January last: the company had
become one of the largest and strong
est institu ions Of its kind in the
world, It's progress during the frsi
quarter OF the present year has
been unparalleled, and 1t now reports
outstanding insurance Of $3.50, 000, 900,
and an increase OF $1,000, 900 in new
business Tor the quarter over the cor
responding quarter of last year. II
wrote gill, 000,0 900 OF new insurance
last year, and at the present rate o.
improvement 1t will write during the
present year Sl4O,0O0,000. -NeV YWL
Times,
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The Beat Method.

The most agreeable as we'll as the
most effective method Of dispelllng
headaches, colds and fevers or cleans.
ing the system is b. taking a few
doses of the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. It acts
gently yet effectively, strengthening
the organs on which 1t acts, 30 that
regular habits may he formed. Man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Fran, isco, Gal.
For sale in 30 cent and 81 bottles by
H. ]. Hester and all leading drug
gists. Van Vleet & Co., G W. Jones
4 Co.. W. N. Wilkerson A. 90. and s.
Manifold & Co., wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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Rain InIerferes.

NASHVILLE, TESN., April lS-There
WAS no game Of baseball today The
rain made the park bed Of mud.
BALTIMORE, MD, April lS.-Today's
Baltimore Athletic gams was post
poned to May Sd on account OF rain.
NRw YORK, April lS.-The game be-
tween the Brooklyn and Metropolitan
clubs wss postponed owing TO the
storm.
LoUIsvILLI, KY, April 1S.-Rain
again caused the postponement of the
advertised game between the st. Louis
and Louisville clubs.
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Mr. Coles Defense,

Mr.. E. M. Cole, Bidge Commission
er, requests the publication oil the fol-
lowing report, male March Both, In
refutslion Of the charge made by Mr..
Bond in an interview published in the
APPEAL last Friday:
To the Magistrates composing the County
Court Of shelby county, Tenn:
At the January term of your court
Mes;rs English, Stewart, Uarmack
aud myself wero appointed or made
committee to look into the propriety
OF Locating a new bridge site and road
across Ia chic bottom and river, on
the Covington and Brunswick road
Just north Of the town Of Brunswick
A few days after this appointment
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Mobile shut out by New Orleans
lsPEOIAL TO TIE APPRLLl

NEW ORLEANS, April l8.-New Or.
leans loutplayed Mobile in every way
today, principally batting, and scored
the fist shutout in the Southern
League this yea. Mobile made soma
hits of Powell. but generally after TWO
men we're out. Both catohers did fine
work, and the fielding generally Was
excellent. Bright hurt his iiuser
towards the end OF the game, and Dat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
Baseball at GrsenvIIIe.
[srEcIIL TO TEE ArrRAL.l

GREENvILLR, MISS, April 1S.-The
National Baseball Club, from Vicks-
burg, yesterday defeated our Golden
Eagles, and today our Browns engaged
the Nationals, and after an excellent
and very close match we're defeated by
a score OF II to 8. Both games were
PLAYED under the new rules.
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Summary: Earned runs - Mem
phis, 8; Savannah, 7. Two base hits
Jones 2, Force, Andrews and Reilly
Left on bsses-Memphis, g.; Savan'
nab, 3. Struck out-By WIegrifie, 7;
by Summers, 6. Bases on called
balls-By Summers, 8. Base on balkf
BY Summers. BASES from being bill
by pitched ball-By Wiegriffe, 0; by
Summers, 2. Passed baIls-Baker, o.
Dallas, /. Wild pitches-By Vie.
grille, Q; by Summers, l. Umpire
Suck.
'0nly two men out when winning
run was made.
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sc IRE BY INNINGS.

summary: Earned runs New Or
lta1s, 4, Two base hits-Powell 2,
Poi ll and Klusman. Three base hits
Fuller, Cartwright and HUNGER.
Total Eases on hits-New Orleans, 10;
Mobile, 8. First base by errors
New Orleans, 3; Mobile, 2, First base
on balls-New Orleans, l; Mobile 4.
Struck out-By Powell, 7; by Hung
Ter, 4 Passed balls-Wellp, 3. Wild
pitches Hunger, 2. Balls called
On Powell, A; Hungler, so. Strikes
cSlled-0f Powell, 81; off HuDgler,
90. Umpire-Atkinson.
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FOR SALE.
Beautiful Suburban Property nj
GlII's station.

The place recently owned by Mr.
William Floyd, immediately at the
station, containing twelve acres, with
improvements thereon, all of which
are new and desirable, will be sold at q
bargain and on easy terms il applica.
ton is made at once to
J.F. WALKER, q Madison Street,
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Justice Wendell stated IL at he did
not understand the ferry on Wolf
river bridge, on ths Randolph road,
aud asked for a reconsideration. 1t
YVES carried, and Mr.. Wendell said
the county could build ferry for
500 1t would bs a hardship to make
people crossing that stream pay Is or
20 cents = day. 1t was also necessary
to have grave, a1d that would create
considerable revenue for the ferry
owner. He moved that the chairman
be u,hpriEsd to build ferry at that
point, free for travel, and not to cost
3125.
Justice Egnew opposed the ferry for
the reason that it would be necessary
TO have two or three men to run it,
Freshets, he said, were frequently
very heavy, threatening the bridge il
self, and no small ferry could with.
stand it. The season for fsIrying WAS
only short one, and the county
should not undertake 1t at its own ex-
pense.
The magistrates popped up in every
quarter OF the room and INDUCED in
animated but brief discussion, Justice
Egnew leading in the opposition to
county responsibility.
Justice Cannon offered an amend
ment to Justice Wendel's motion,
that the county pay a man $25 per
month to run the ferry, he to furnish
help.
Justice Barry further amended by
stipuiatiDg that an order to help de-
fray the expenses, one-hOrse teams be
charged cants; over, 10 cents. Car.
ried.
THE DUMMY LINE.
Justices Holman, Barry, D. @.
Slsue liter and G. Z. Smith, as the Com
mitlee on Right of Way for the Mem
phie, Greenwood and Prospect rail
road, reported in favor Of granting the
petition. They were satitfisd the en-
terprise as contemplated would prove
to the material interest OF the COM
munity. The chairman should be au-
thor zsd and empowered to execute
and enter into such contract with the
company as will protect and guard the
public. Adopted.
hANDMAN bhhh1s
Justice Barry asked some man who
voted in favor OF the appropriation for
levee on the HindmBn's Ferry road
to move q reconsideration, Justice
Wendell rose to the emergency, and
his motion was promptly seconded.
Justice Winters opposed, and claimed
he had the law, which provided that
after no ion TO reconsider had been
made and seconded then was the time
for discussion, and a vote was out OF
order. MIR. Gutenberg affirmed his
colleague wss in err,r. The Chair de.
cidsd it was not a debatsble question,
citing among others the mater at issue
laid down by legal authorities. He
would be glad if the court would ap-
peal from his decision, as there seemed
TO be a great deal OF anxiety. The
question was then put, and Justice
Winters moved 10 lay 1t on the table.
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The Third TussIe.

The two clubs play again this after.
noon, and Of course each club will try
hard TO win. Following is the batting
nydaF.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

G0QD TABLE BOARD 90 so PEB WEEK.
VI Bonrd and Lodging 81 90. 29S Sd at est
p00M-Handsomely furnished front room,
lD southern exposure, for two gentlemen
at ~ Pontotoo street.
~ ENTLEMEN wishing board in private
" family can secure same by applying to
Y. g., Appeal Office. X terence exchanged.
UNFINISHED hUOMS-At 90 Monroe st,,
IL ono square from Peabody Hotel.
A I 1888 MADISON ST.-Two desirable
"A rooms, furnished or uufurnished, with
or without board; private family references
required.
ONE large front room, furnished or I'M
" furnished, with board, at III Union st.
GOoD B0ARD-By the S dag Or week
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS With
~ board, at No. 60 Adams street.
TABLE BOARD-Tho best tho market az
! fordB, AtS7 O0U RI STREET.
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fee went to short, Long being substi-
tuted in the Aeld. About 1900 people
witnessed the game. 'Tr ="
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LOST.
NANE-0n tho fernando road, Saturday
~ evening, n small gold beaded cane, with
will BIO rewarded by returning tho saMe to
s. X. IL. b. LLING ron,
357 Main at.
NHEsAPEAKE BAY PUP-Fivo months
" old; liver colOred. with beaver breast
and legs. Rewar o. $40 will BIO paid tor his
return. JAo. PATTERSON,
At q. w G0yer Il UC.'s.
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PERSONAL.
L,ISE

( SIERNS-Briokwork smoking Chin
~ noys. Eto. Telephone 1888.
THOMAS OUBBINS.
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PROHIBITION
AND
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BY SILVER LAKE QUARTETIE,
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REWARD.
FOR RENT.

nWELLING-Av very commodious d we'll
- ing; nice grounds, necessary outhouses,
in q desirah part of town, on car line. APP
ply at 1888 Orleans street, between Vance and
ST, Paul.
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DIAN0S-Two second hand Chickering,
l. one second hand Knabe and several
other good makes, as good as new. Cheap
for.cash or on easy terms.
Z. WIIZNANN 4 CO.,
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&TS Per foot will buy three lots 5Oxl5O
Plc sao,. st Get car line
HUGH y. CULLEN, Madison st.
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STRAYED.
FOR SALE.

bicycle A 50.inch light roadster Victor
ID Bicycl. with spade handles; at a bar
gain. Apply at SSi MAIN ST.
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P00MS-Three very desirable rooms en-
WOMEN's EXCHANGE, sOe Second st.
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NOLD FISH AND WATER LILIES
" Night and day bloomers: Inquire at 53S
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SlZOO minutes wall from Main and
Madison. HUGH B. CULLEN,
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n ESIRaBhE FURNISHED R00MS-At
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" APPEAL OFFICE,

G06SO. Will buy the prettisst build
I'D DO2O ing lot in Fort Pickering.
HUGH i, CULLEN, 4 Madison St,
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WoRk on the Great HERALD ILLUS

Work on the Great HERALD hlI'1s-
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will be pushed forward with great
vieor to completion This issue af
the Illustrated HERAED will by tar
outstrip any of the superb esiftiuns af
former years.. Our Patrons Is usual
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ness; and those who desire spaeer
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edition by the first pruximo-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-22

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